"I'm so, bored." Rodney said, rolling out of his box.
"What do you want to do?" Andy asked.
"Wanna go outside?" Rodney suggested
"Sure. What do you wanna play?"
"Let's go get Leon and Darlene." Rodney said.
"Ok, and let's get Martha."
"Whatever."
They got Leon, Darlene, and finally, Martha.
"So, what do you want to do?" Andy asked.
"Let's play space pirates!" Rodney said, with weird sound affects, as it echoed.
Everybody looked around.
"That was weird. Any more suggestions?"
"How about we build a space craft to play space pirates," she said in the same weird sound affects with the echo "in actual space!"
"We couldn't do that. How about we just play space pirates," you know the drill "here."
"Ok, but let's mix it in with a little Romeo and Juliet." Darlene said, with birds and butterflies fluttering around her, and roses sprouted from the ground.
"What's Romeo and Juliet?" Leon asked, with everything that just happened the last time it was said.
"You know, two lovers who are separated by their families because of their differences. We could do it with four lovers, instead. Two of them are space pirates," must I repeat my self? ", me and Martha, and the others are humans, Rodney and Andy."
"Woah, woah, woah? I'm not doing anything that involves romantic mushy gushy stuff in it." Rodney said walking off.
"But you and I will be in love." Darlene said.
Rodney did a back flip over to them.
"I told you this was a good idea Leon. But you never listen to me."
"But, eh, Rodney, this is the second thing I've said this whole story."
"I've got my eyes on you."
"Are we going to play, or wait for space pirates," gosh! You must hate me! " to harvest our brains and put them in their treasure chests?" Andy asked.
"Let us begin!" Martha said.
Martha, Darlene, and Leon, the space pirates, I gotta stop saying that, walked over to one side of the backyard. Andy and Rodney walked to the other side, and the game began.